Irish Rebellion at its Finest and Most Inspiring
Niall McEvoy is an ice hockey player who has represented Ireland for the past thirteen years. He was a key member of the squad that won the silver medal at 2017 Development Cup in Andorra.
BBC Radio Host recommends removing the bank accounts, passports and pensions from White Racists
British radio host Mike Graham could find himself in the crosshairs of irate British patriots after his on-air condemning those he describes as racists to non-personhood by taking away their bank accounts, passports, public benefits, and other resources such as unemployment and healthcare benefits.
It’s Coming Rome
The Italians, as befits the main team of the tournament, remade the main song of the tournament in their own way and made it the best football meme of the summer. Finals best player Leonardo Bonucci shouted ‘It’s coming to Rome!’ into the cell twice.
Blaming English Racism Cops Manhunt for Meme Makers
Earlier, London police said they would be investigating ‘a number of offensive’ social media comments targeting some of the footballers following the defeat of England’s national team in the Euro 2020 final against Italy at Wembley on Sunday night.
BBC Overwhelmed by over 500,000 Complaints about Bias
Dubbed the British Bias Corporation (BBC) the broadcaster’s incessant drooling over Blacks at the expense of anyone with White skin is digging a graveyard for BBC directors ~ except the Jewish executives which make up the majority of programme producers.
UEFA punishes Hungary with hefty fines and two matches without spectators
After the Hungarian football teams refused to take the knee to the LGBT lobby, UEFA has punished the Hungarian national football team. The team, one of the best in Europe will be obliged to play three home matches in front of empty stands, one of them conditionally.
THE GOLDEN OLYMPICS OF 1936
August 1, 2021, marks the 85thanniversary of the opening day of the 1936 Berlin Olympics. The Berlin event was unique in that it boasted the largest number of foreign athletes in the history of the Olympics. The Berlin Olympic Village was so beautifully designed that every Olympic village since has been modelled on it. The Berlin stadium boasted seating for 100,000 spectators. Attending were four million fans and journalists from 41 nations. The Berlin Olympics was the first to be televised. Competing in the 1936 Games were a record number of participants: 4066 athletes including 331 women from 49 countries.
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